Centos block some files from download

General support questions including new installations. There are many files listed I would like to know witch one do i need to download to install? I want just the basics to get centOS installed onto my HD and update it when that is done. I see files such as "Alpha" "CentOS 4. Thanks for any help. But one can just download the CentOS Re: what files do I download?

Post by kmkrause1 » Sun Feb 25, pm Thanks Lenard for the reply! How to burn when there is not one large. Absolute newbie to Linux and CentOS. First post so first I'd like to thank all the people who have made CentOS possible. Thank you so much for the opportunity to freely use such a great OS. Second is my question.

I have downloaded the CentOS 4. ISO files. The files were. Presumably this will able me to burn the DVD s and have bootable media with which I can install the OSes onto both 32 and 64 bit machines. Thanks for your time. RAR file. Re: How to burn when there is not one large. Post by Lenard » Mon Feb 26, pm Sorry, I have never downloaded anything via BitTorrent but it looks like you have all the files and directories needed. Parallel to that, we have also official images that are available directly to be deployed for the following solutions:.

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